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Practice Plans for an Unpredictable Day as Well It Can
The schedule for Monday, the day of the eclipse, has been set at Danville Family Eye Care, in Danville, Indiana. But Keely Allen, OD,...
Practicing Independently But Not Alone
When Mallory Whalen, OD, graduated from the Rosenberg School of Optometry at the University of Incarnate Word in 2016, she was a newlywed looking...
The Buzz Builds in the Path of Eclipse
The solar eclipse on April 8 reaches totality in Greenfield, Indiana, around 3 p.m. that afternoon. Monica Price Kowaleski, OD, of Price Eye Care,...
OD Is Not in the Path of Totality This Time But...
Amber Fritsch, OD, who owns Precision Eye Care in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee—near Nashville—with her husband, Ryan Fritsch, OD, is excited for those communities...
Meet the Student Advisory Board: Gaby Malave, IUSO
Gabriela “Gaby” Malave has a thing for serving others. When she was younger, she thought she’d turn that innate passion into caring for animals...
A Test of Patience: Tracy Eyecare Center
Long before Sarah Tracy, OD, graduated from Indiana University School of Optometry, she knew she wanted to be an optometrist. She recalls faking the...
Fast, Efficient Refractions Allow Doctor Time for Deeper Discussions
One of the first investments that Michelle McReynolds, OD, made when she opened cold was with the Marco OPD Scan III Wavefront Aberrometer and...
Corporate-affiliated OD Says Emphatic Yes to Including Myopia Management
Kiranjeet Sran, OD, was introduced to Women In Optometry as a “rockstar.” It turns out, she literally is. She’s one of the lead singers...
Meet the Student Advisory Board: Megan Corcoran, UMSL College of Optometry
Megan Corcoran has a large family-- she knows the joy it can bring. So when it was time to choose a college major, genetic...
See Easy Eyecare: A Speakeasy Space
Just off the northeast coast of Florida sits Amelia Island, a chunk of land 13 miles long (about the length of Manhattan) and 4...
